Political Spectrum
Foundations of US Gov
Constitution
Congress
Civil Liberties and Rights
100

The Nazis, KKK, and Amish could all be examples of this group on the Political Spectrum

Reactionaries 

100

What Englishman's ideas inspired Thomas Jefferson and the Declaration of Independence?

John Locke

100

The seven major sections of the Constitution are called 

Articles

100

________ Files Impeachment

________ Runs the Impeachment Trial

House

Senate

100

This Clause created the idea of the Separation of Church and State

Establishment Clause

200

When do Radicals want change and what are they willing to use?

Want change now. Willing to use violence if needed.

200

The combination of the Virginia and New Jersey Plan was called

Great Compromise (Connecticut Plan)

200

What are the powers written/listed in the Constitution called?

Expressed or Enumerated Powers

200

Leader of the House_______

Leader(s)of the Senate________

Speaker of the House

Vice President, President Pro Tempore, Senate Majority Leader

200

________ means you can't be tried for the same crime twice

Double Jeopardy

300

Liberals believe change is good and are against violence. What political party do they normally support?

Democrats

300

What specific type of government is the United States?

Representative Democracy 

300

What are the age requirements to serve in the House, Senate, and as President?

How many years in 1 term for each positon?

House, Senate, President

25, 30, 35

2, 6, 4

300

What is the difference between a Standing Committee and a Select Committee?

Standing= Permanent

Select= Temporary

300

What types of speech are restricted?

Seditious Speech, Fighting words (hate speech), Clear and Present Danger.

400

Conservatives believe in traditional values and keeping things the same. What political party do they normally support?

Republicans

400

What are three types of government according to Aristotle?

Autocracy, Oligarchy, Democracy

400

What are the 5 steps for a bill to become a law?

1. Introduced by a member of Congress

2. Sent to Committee

3. Vote

4. Sent to next chamber for 2nd vote

5. Approved by President

400

Reading Dr. Seuss books to delay a vote in the Senate is an example of ________


What is needed to end the above term?

Filibuster

Cloture

400

What amendment or right was being argued in TLO vs. New Jersey?

4th amendment (right to lawful search and seizure)

500

What group would more willing to pay more in taxes to support social issues?

Liberals

500

What type of government do you think is best and why?

Answers may vary

500

List two weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation and describe how the Constitution fixed them

Answers may vary

500

A _________ is the minimum number of people needed to make a vote official

Quorum

500

What amendment or right was being argued in Tinker vs. Des Moines?

1st amendment/ Free Speech (symbolic speech)